Wednesday, October 16, 2019

Steven Dunkelberger

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The former Rudder Club within the building seems almost untouched from when it was a high-end social club during the middle of the last century. Photo courtesy Tacoma Public Library
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The Drake could rise again

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Bleach clothier to close for remodel

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Tacoma historian Michael Sullivan wrote an extensive introduction of the latest edition of Murray Morgan’s ode to Tacoma, “Puget’s Sound: A Narrative of Early Tacoma and the Southern Sound” and uses it in his classes at University of Washington Tacoma. Photo by Steve Dunkelberger
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Tacoma Tales and True Tales of Puget Sound at Fort Nisqually

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The Ground Lease Agreement between Pierce County and developer Absher-Putnam for a planned resort at Chambers Bay is under review while the County Council has questions over some wording in the lease. absher-putnam rendering
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County Council raises questions over Chamber resort lease

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The City of Tacoma fenced off Fireman’s Park to lower the berm and increase safety at the downtown park, but that work included removing tree, which is raising eyebrows for some residents. Photo by Sarah Low
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Work at Fireman’s Park nears end as backlash begins

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The Pierce County Sheriff’s Department, which runs the jail, says a recent report on inmates facing possible immigration reviews staying longer is “bad social science” that is based on false data. Photo by Steve Dunkelberger
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UW research questions jail times for inmates under ICE review, while...

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Inslee declares measles emergency as state tally grows

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Museum, podcast unlock storied history of McNeil Island Prison

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The stop-and-go traffic through Tacoma’s stretch of Interstate 5 won’t end tomorrow, but the end of lane construction is about to begin. Photo by Steve Dunkelberger
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The end is near

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2019 will be a busy year for Metro Parks Tacoma, with much of the attention centered on Wilson Way and Dune Peninsula at Point Defiance Park. Renderings courtesy of Metro Parks Tacoma
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Metro Parks prepares for a busy 2019

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Shared bike, scooter programs set for renewal

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Tacoma schools takes victory lap for graduation rate, sets sights on...

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The subarea plan for the Tideflats has started with the first meeting of the five-government group that will advise the city on crafting new zoning rules for the working waterfront. Photo by Steve Dunkelberger
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Subarea planning group holds first official meeting

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Sustainable Tacoma Commission seeks members

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Tacoma activist issues call for migrant help

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Five ‘Little Libraries’ come to Tacoma’s Eastside

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City of Destiny Award nominations due Feb. 1

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Adams and Wright Streets

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South Sound Sports Commission President and CEO Dean Burke
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Travel, sports booster organizations merge

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Girls have been allowed to join Cub Scout packs for a year, and now the Boy Scouts of America is allowing older girls to form all-female troops.
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Boy Scouts prep to allow girls-only troops

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